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Given a generic class definition BaseClass<T>, is it possible to test this condition?
if (myvar is BaseClass<>)
I would like to know if myvar derives from the generic class, but I do not know (or care) what T might be.
I assume the answer is no… my backup plan is to caveman this via myvar.GetType().ToString().Contains("BaseClass<"), or something.
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